Renesas R2A30428BM#W0
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Overview
R2A30428BM#W0 from Renesas Electronics is a 6-channel motor driver IC designed for precision actuator control in digital still cameras (DSC), digital video cameras (DVC), and surveillance camera autofocus/zoom modules. It integrates six H-bridge outputs, supports 128–512 microstep resolution on channels 1–4, constant-current drive on channels 5–6, and features built-in PI drivers and Schmitt buffers. Its WLP-36 package enables ultra-compact optical module integration.
For engineers reviewing the R2A30428BM#W0 datasheet, R2A30428BM#W0 pinout, R2A30428BM#W0 application, or R2A30428BM#W0 equivalent, key selection criteria include channel-specific drive modes (CV/CC/FS), thermal derating behavior at >25°C ambient, serial 3-wire interface timing, VM/VCC supply isolation, and exclusive-control mode enabling 7-channel-like operation without hardware modification.
Technical Context
The R2A30428BM#W0 implements per-channel configurable drive architecture: channels 1–4 support 2-phase stepper and microstepping (128/256/512) with full-swing constant-voltage output; channels 5–6 operate in constant-current mode with external RNF feedback resistors and dedicated FS/CC control logic. An exclusive-control mode allows time-multiplexed activation of channels 5–6 to emulate a 7th channel.
It integrates three independent PI driver channels (PI1–PI3), three Schmitt buffer inputs (B1IN–B3IN) with buffered outputs (B1OUT–B3OUT), low-voltage detection, thermal shutdown, and internal isolation between VCC (2.7–3.6 V) and VM (2.7–5.5 V) supplies to prevent reverse current flow.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value and Actual Design Meaning |
|---|---|
| Output Channels | 6 independent H-bridge drivers with configurable control modes per channel group |
| Microstep Resolution | 128 / 256 / 512 steps per revolution on channels 1–4 for high-precision lens positioning |
| Drive Modes | Constant-voltage (CV) on ch1–4; constant-current (CC) on ch5–6; full-swing (FS) on all channels |
| Supply Voltages | VCC = 2.7–3.6 V (logic/analog); VM = 2.7–5.5 V (motor power), internally isolated |
| Thermal Derating | −12.96 mW/°C above 25°C ambient; max junction temperature = 150°C |
| Package | WLP-36 (2.62 mm × 2.92 mm, 0.4 mm ball pitch, t = 0.60 mm) |
| Interface | 3-wire serial control (SCLK, SDAT, CS) supporting multi-channel configuration and u-STEP register access |
Pinout & Package
Package: Wafer-Level Package (WLP-36), 36-ball array, 0.4 mm pitch, body size 2.62 mm × 2.92 mm, thickness 0.60 mm. All VM pins (VM12, VM34, VM56) are electrically isolated internally and must be connected externally per channel group.
| Pin/Terminal | Circuit Role | Design Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| VM12, VM34, VM56 | Motor power supply inputs | Independent VM domains per channel pair; require external decoupling and routing to avoid cross-talk |
| OUT1A–OUT6B | H-bridge output terminals | Dual-ended outputs per channel; support bidirectional current for stepper/DC motor control |
| INA, INB, INC, IN12 | Control input signals | Select drive mode, step direction, and channel activation via parallel or serial command mapping |
| SCLK, SDAT, CS | Serial interface signals | Enable configuration of microstep resolution, current limits, and u-STEP registers without additional GPIOs |
| PI1–PI3 | Programmable current driver outputs | Provide adjustable bias for external current-sense amplifiers or direct coil current shaping |
| B1IN–B3IN / B1OUT–B3OUT | Schmitt-trigger I/O channels | Condition noisy position feedback (e.g., Hall sensor outputs) and drive status indicators with hysteresis |
Key Features
| Feature | Design Value |
|---|---|
| Ultra-fine CMOS process | Enables charge-pump-free operation and reduced static power consumption in battery-sensitive DSC/DVC systems |
| Channel-exclusive control mode | Allows time-shared activation of ch5/ch6 to emulate 7-channel functionality without adding physical drivers |
| Internal supply isolation | Prevents reverse current flow between VCC and VM domains, eliminating need for external blocking diodes |
| Built-in thermal shutdown | Automatically disables outputs when junction temperature exceeds 150°C, protecting lens actuators and PCB traces |
| Low-voltage malfunction prevention | Halts operation if VCC drops below 2.7 V, avoiding erratic motor movement during brown-out conditions |
Applications
| Autofocus Actuator Control | Optical Zoom Motor Drive |
|---|---|
Use Scenario: Precise linear positioning of lens elements in compact DSC modules using voice-coil or piezo actuators. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: R2A30428BM#W0 acts as the primary motor driver, executing microstepped motion commands from the camera SoC via 3-wire serial interface. Use Value: 512-step microstepping and constant-current drive on ch5–6 enable sub-micron lens positioning accuracy and repeatable focus settling within 15 ms. |
Use Scenario: Bidirectional zoom ring actuation in surveillance cameras requiring smooth, silent, and jitter-free motion across 10–30× optical range. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: R2A30428BM#W0 drives dual-coil DC motors in constant-voltage mode (ch1–4) while monitoring back-EMF via integrated Schmitt buffers for stall detection. Use Value: Built-in PI drivers and Schmitt buffers eliminate external signal conditioning components, reducing BOM count by ≥4 parts per zoom module. |
| Image Stabilization (OIS) Coil Driver | Surveillance Pan-Tilt Mechanism |
Use Scenario: High-bandwidth correction of hand-shake-induced image blur using fast-response voice-coil actuators in smartphone-sized DVC modules. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: R2A30428BM#W0 operates in full-swing mode on ch1–2 to deliver ±800 mA peak current with <1 μs rise/fall time for OIS loop bandwidth up to 1.2 kHz. Use Value: Low ON-resistance H-bridges and thermally optimized WLP package sustain 1.2 kHz correction cycles without thermal throttling at 60°C ambient. |
Use Scenario: Dual-axis pan-tilt positioning in IP-based surveillance cameras using stepper motors for precise field-of-view alignment. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: R2A30428BM#W0 configures ch3–4 as 2-phase stepper drivers and ch5–6 as constant-current sources for auxiliary tilt-lock solenoids. Use Value: Single-chip integration of stepper + solenoid drive reduces interconnect complexity and eliminates separate lock-driver ICs in PTZ enclosures. |
Equivalent & Alternatives
The following parts are listed as comparable options for similar 6-channel motor driver applications.
| Alternative Part | Technical Difference | Application Difference | Selection Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| TB6612FNG | 2-channel H-bridge; no microstepping, no serial interface, larger HTSSOP-28 package | Limited to basic DC motor control; requires external logic for multi-channel coordination | Choose only for cost-sensitive, low-complexity single-axis applications without microstep or space constraints |
| DRV8837 | Single-channel H-bridge; no integrated PI/Schmitt functions; 1.8–7 V VM range | Requires 6× ICs plus external MCU GPIOs and timing logic to replicate R2A30428BM#W0 functionality | Use only when board area is unconstrained and design prioritizes discrete component flexibility over integration |
Compared with TB6612FNG and DRV8837, the R2A30428BM#W0 delivers 6-channel coordinated control, embedded microstepping, and system-level integration (PI drivers, Schmitt buffers, supply isolation) in a 2.62 mm × 2.92 mm footprint-reducing total solution size by >65% and eliminating ≥12 external passive and active components.
Availability
R2A30428BM#W0 is available at Aetrix Electronics and suitable for digital camera autofocus modules, surveillance PTZ mechanisms, and optical image stabilization subsystems requiring stable component supply, long-term lifecycle support, and RoHS-compliant wafer-level packaging.
Supply support for R2A30428BM#W0 includes scheduled delivery planning, volume procurement assistance, BOM continuity management, traceable sourcing, and lifecycle availability coordination for OEM customers, industrial embedded developers, connected-device designers, and electronics production programs.
Manufacturer
Renesas Electronics Corporation is a global semiconductor leader headquartered in Japan, specializing in microcontrollers, analog & power devices, and system-on-chip solutions for automotive, industrial, and consumer markets.
The R2A30428BM#W0 belongs to Renesas' camera-optimized motor driver product line, engineered specifically for miniaturized optical actuation in DSC, DVC, and surveillance imaging systems where board space, thermal density, and precise motion control are critical.
FAQ
What drive modes does the R2A30428BM#W0 support on each channel group?
The R2A30428BM#W0 supports constant-voltage (CV) and full-swing (FS) drive on channels 1–4 for stepper motor control with 128/256/512 microstep resolution. Channels 5–6 support constant-current (CC) and FS modes, using external RNF5/RNF6 resistors to set current limits. The R2A30428BM#W0 also enables exclusive-control mode to time-multiplex ch5/ch6 for 7-channel-like operation.
How is power supply isolation implemented in the R2A30428BM#W0?
The R2A30428BM#W0 features internal isolation between VCC (2.7–3.6 V, logic/analog supply) and VM (2.7–5.5 V, motor supply) domains. This prevents reverse current flow between supplies, eliminating the need for external blocking diodes. Each VM group (VM12, VM34, VM56) is electrically isolated and must be connected externally with appropriate decoupling.
What thermal management provisions does the R2A30428BM#W0 include?
The R2A30428BM#W0 incorporates a thermal shutdown circuit that disables all outputs when junction temperature exceeds 150°C. Its allowable power dissipation decreases linearly at −12.96 mW/°C above 25°C ambient. The WLP-36 package's low thermal resistance and exposed die pad design facilitate efficient heat transfer to the PCB, supporting sustained operation in compact camera modules up to 85°C ambient.
Can the R2A30428BM#W0 drive both stepper and DC motors simultaneously?
Yes-the R2A30428BM#W0 can concurrently drive stepper motors on channels 1–4 (using 2-phase or microstep modes) and DC motors or solenoids on channels 5–6 (using constant-current mode). Channel groups operate independently; however, exclusive-control mode restricts simultaneous activation of ch5 and ch6 to prevent thermal overload, ensuring safe multi-actuator coordination.
What interface options does the R2A30428BM#W0 provide for configuration and control?
The R2A30428BM#W0 supports both parallel and serial control. Parallel mode uses dedicated input pins (INA, INB, INC, IN12) for basic step/direction commands. Serial mode employs a 3-wire interface (SCLK, SDAT, CS) to configure microstep resolution, current limits, u-STEP registers, and drive mode selection-reducing required MCU GPIOs and enabling dynamic reconfiguration during operation.
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